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The Reading Hospital Foundation has released its 2022-2023 Annual Report. This year’s publication features fast facts, donor recognitions, and inspiring stories from patients and employees who have directly benefited from donations – including a former hospital intern who now works at Reading Hospital full-time, and a rehabilitation patient who is learning how to use a bionic arm.

This year’s theme is: Enhancing. Enriching. Elevating – a reflection of how the community’s generosity allows Reading Hospital Foundation to continue to provide opportunities for developing and improving our services and programs.

"I am continually humbled by your dedication and loyalty to our patients, our staff, and our community as we cannot do this work without you,” said Katherine E. Thornton, President of the Reading Hospital Foundation. “Thank you for believing in our work, trusting us with your philanthropic dollars, and empowering us to change lives."

Flip through the complete 2022-2023 Annual Report to learn more about:

  • Robes for Radiation, a program started by a breast cancer survivor.
  • Our rehabilitation staff assisting a patient with a bionic arm.
  • Reading Hospital’s Street Medicine Program, which supports unhoused residents in Berks County.
  • A new ice cream cart that provides a sweet spot for employees and hospital leaders to connect.
  • A simple investment in "Stoggles" solved a big issue for some physicians.
  • The one-year anniversary of the Mobile Mammography Coach.
  • And so much more!

If you are interested in learning more about volunteer opportunities or making a gift, please visit Reading Hospital Foundation.

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